Storyboard Artist • Children's Book Illus. • Husband to @hulaseventy • Dad to Ava & Ezra • Friend to you • He/him • BLM • #wardsmorguefile • Agent: @literaticat
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Joined April 2008
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Cartoon Network is dead?!?!
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The first appearance of the Dune story was in Analog Magazine, Dec 1963. Here's the cover and the two other covers where Frank Herbert's epic sci-fi legend was featured. Artist was John Schoenherr. Link: muddycolors.com/2020/09/book… More covers in this 🧵 - #wardsmorguefile
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Poster for Loterie Romande, Switzerland (1955)
Illustrated by Bernard Cuendet #lithograph
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Ralph Hulett worked at Disney as a background painter from the late-1930s on thru the 1960s. He was also a member of the California Watercolor Society. Prolific & talented, he created many holiday cards during the 50s. His son, Stephen posted many of these cards years ago:
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Don Record, Doctor Dolittle Title Sequence, 1967. Pacific Title, USA. Via Pinterest.
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A book for your Inspiration collection: Wim Crouwel
stuffandnonsense.co.uk/blog/…
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BOAC Timetable, 1968
Format: Airline Timetable
Designer/s: Unknown
Year: 1968
Client: BOAC (British Overseas Airway Corporation)
Size: 100mm x 170mm
#boac #britishairways
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Jackie Ormes (1911–1985) was the first African American woman cartoonist to be published in a newspaper. She pioneered the expression of Afrofuturism by writing & illustrating comic strips that created idealized worlds for Black characters, especially Black women. #NMAAHCFutures
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Extremely on the nose dustjacket of the day: Spring Snow, a very charming picture book by Roger Duvoisin on the matter of unseasonable weather, this the 1966 first English edition blackwell.co.uk/rarebooks/bo…
ALT Illustrated dustjacket, with a pair of bemused-looking blue and black cows, only their upper halves visible, the plain white background of the jacket implying an enormous drift of snow. The white is patterned with blue and grey confetti and hand-lettered in blue and black.
ALT Illustrated double-page spread, with the title page on the right hand side. The illustration depicts a man and woman up to their thighs in snow (the white background of the paper being the snow), digging grey and blue flakes with spades. They're wearing warm clothing in various shades of blue, grey and black.
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I finally did the #HourlyComicDay2023 this year, even though it took me a week to finish. I really enjoyed doing it, and it's made me think about possibly doing more story related comic stuff. We'll see.
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My collection of hand drawn cassette tape covers, mixtapes, etc. From the 1980s & 90s - with a few 00s thrown in for good measure. A lost art form.
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in which we start the whole thing all over again, hey twenty twenty-three #jansevenseries
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Here's to playing all those new games you got yesterday. (This is my own Electronic Games magazine I bought in 1982. I was 14 years old. LOTS of Atari, Activision, Coleco, Intellivision, etc. for me.)
Have a great Holiday Fog between Christmas and New Years, everyone!
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Pool Life, May/June 1961. Based in New Jersey, Pool Life says that "the information provided by this new magazine will make your swimming world a better place to swim."
